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安德鲁·卡内基:安德鲁·卡内基自传·补录 206
安德鲁·卡内基《安德鲁·卡内基自传》· Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie · 领导
This visit to Europe proved most instructive. Up to this time I had known nothing of painting or sculpture, but it was not long before I could classify the works of the great painters. One may not at the time justly appreciate the advantage he is receiving from examining the great masterpieces, but upon his return to America he will find himself unconsciously rejecting what before seemed truly beautiful, and judging productions which come before him by a new standard. That which is truly great has so impressed itself upon him that what is false or pretentious proves no longer attractive.
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白话
去欧洲旅行一趟,收获比想象中大。卡内基原本对绘画雕塑一窍不通,但逛多了博物馆,很快就能分辨大师作品的门道。他提醒说,当时未必觉得有什么长进,可回到美国后,你会发现自己不知不觉看不上以前觉得美的东西了,评判标准悄悄变了。真正好的东西看多了,会在心里扎根,那些假模假式、装腔作势的玩意儿就再也吸引不了你。所以,想提升眼光,最实在的办法就是多接触一流的东西,别怕一开始看不懂,让时间慢慢起作用。
上下文
卡内基在自传里回忆早年赴欧旅行,那时他还没成为钢铁大王,正努力拓宽眼界。
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你最近主动接触过什么“一流”的东西,来打磨自己的判断力?
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